Machine Vision
Milestones
2008
 | Basler is celebrating our 20th anniversary. We take great pride in of serving our customers for two decades |
2007
| Basler introduces the Basler sprint line scan camera series and the Basler runner GigE line scan camera series. At introduction, the Basler sprint was the fastest line scan camera available in the marketplace |
2006
| First Basler GigE Cameras - Basler scout and Basler pilot series with more than 40 models |
| Opening of service and sales offices in France and Japan |
| Basler introduces pylon - the first comprehensive driver package for GigE cameras compliant with both the GenICam and GigE Vision standards |
2005
| Definition of the GenICam standard |
| Definition of the EMVA 1288 standard |
| First Basler intelligent camera |
2004
| First Basler 4 megapixel camera |
2003
| A600 series introduction starts the "Analog goes Digital" trend |
2002
| Definition of the CameraLink® standard |
| First Basler camera with a Camera Link® interface |
| ISO certification in accordance with ISO 9001:2000 |
2001
| First Basler CMOS camera |
| First Basler color line scan camera based on tri-linear technology |
| First Basler high-speed camera with 500 frames/s |
| First fully automatic camera inspection system (CTT+) |
2000
| Entered into a strategic alliance with the California based Photobit Corporation, one of
the world's leaders in CMOS image sensor technology |
| First Basler camera with an IEEE 1394 interface |
1999
| Entered the Asian market |
1998
| Entered the US market |
| First area scan camera |
| First line scan camera |
1997
| Machine Vision Components business unit established |
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